I cannot find an on/off switch. Where is it? The only way to turn it off currently is to unplug it. the temperature control doesn't turn it off.
14372
there is no off switch. to turn machine off you have to unplug it. I have been doing this all along, no big deal :)
14373
You are correct. There is no ON/OFF switch. This unit pairs nicely with a cheap plug-in timer from a hardware store (under $10). Then you can set the length of time you want it to run, and the timer will switch it off.
14374
There is no on/off switch. You have to just unplug it from the electrical outlet
1527113
i think there is a turn (off /on) tab on the back side. or simply unplug it. i always leave mine on but its up to you.
1379076
Automagically goes to keep "Keep Warm" when cooking time selected is completed. Never looked for an off switch, I just unplug it when cooking completed/ready to serve.
46908
There is no way to regulate the temperature-it's one temperature fits all. There is also no on/off button or timer. Plug it in and it heats to a predetermined temperature. It stays on until you unplug it.
2176714
There is no on/off switch. To do so requires plugging it into or out of the outlet.
1851541
The description says thermostatically controlled.....so yes it should turn off at a certain temperature. I just ordered mine so will let you know when I get them.
1418153
There is no "off" setting. The lowest temperature setting is 40. It will turn off when the power to the furnace is turned off.
107441
Make sure the power cable is fully plugged in to the pad. This fixed my "F" on the temperature control. Hope it works for you!
399574
It's just on and off. *There is a switch at the top of the heater, but my husband usually just unplugs it to turn it off. *Edit
430366
I think you turn the dial to turn it off. We prefer to leave it plugged in and at our preferred setting so we turn it on and off with a foot on a power strip we have it plugged into. But to answer your question, no, there isn't an on/off switch.
666908
There is no option to turn it on and off via remote. I just unplug it from the back when not in use
1878564
I didn't see a switch on it. Covering the sensor with tape should be simple to do. Can't remember if there is a wire you could disconnect on this one. Usually there is. - J.M.
1427690
Mine has stopped putting out heat. The light is on and I can't find the manual and don't remember what buttons I am to push. Does anyone have the directions for use that can send them to me? Thanks S
1261086
NO...unfortunately, there is no ON/OFF switch. It heats up when you plug it in and cools down when you unplug it. There is no heat control, either, but it does work great.
140830
Hit reset button. Turn off unit for about 30 minutes and when you turn it back on make sure it is on the low (I) setting and that its not set beyond the medium mark on the temperature gauge. It should work. I have had several units and threw one away only to later discover that doing the above steps work.
46912
The thermostat is just for the self-adjusting temperature of the water to keep it from freezing. There is no on-off switch. Even when the outside temperature was close to "0", my pet's water stayed clear and cool - not frozen. I love it. I just wipe it out and refill every day or so. No more banging it on the ground or cement to break the ice, and usually breaking the bowl in the process!
897308
Hi my name is Steve Alsworth, I've responded earlier and somehow lost the email on my phone. The thermal switch turns on or closes the circuit at 35 degrees, and turns off or opens the circuit at 46 degrees, give take a degree. I hope this is helpful, perhaps if there's anything else I could do for you just ask me at stevealsworth@q.com